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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

rha ahfR AlsxAnanr 0ihaon sailed from ~.
kshAMa en Oh istA fcF 1ncamA-
T1s British ahip 6ensraf Pie.en. sAilsa fron
Eas PedFo e orI nh for Pua1s eoasA
In sEn Erane.1re e. Mo11ay IL British uhis
nryDhflaa, iran, ls4t tota wMa ehMKtere1 fal
cufk, G &. from PsEtiAna. terms privsis.
R~iioWtnG q TIE ssAis1ent e tsnnaEs n Gan
Prnnclsra e. Mn1d1s; IN pert snzAred, 81,
90 lons; II pagt dissas4Ee1. u 30 tons, nsssi
" nrti0e. S70e1o tsns.
ne sAfp R9wnrA o.hriam. cnpsatn oasvar,
arrived tsdny - le9a cargo 81 ssasGis zeal
Iee San Resnelacol
fAs sss.msaip asorss ". Elssr srrivs1 saE.
3nn1ay ulEht-
Tue foF slTml a Wes Poant win b saul
8cwn Tor FepalFa until tuF4hsE sosloa.
Pear xow1ANn, SoF. i.--AKxivea sAir
EnfYdlea
T1zoosz. Nov. is--Iho E1sAEssR iaaAe paas.
q oaa. aad . hark uan tQWrd cui b Ne 6eEi.
aA al p m he BsiaisA eAip Dosaezs II
AExyaA ne ARA cQwiiix. hoHK masted nhin,
ano1hsf sip. . h4xk ana huFA saEina ere eeMt-
nE N clsedy; AgAt eass vin1
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Mafssoa. u tes hasaiiaA e4fh laay
La@an, RAa acquitted tia aflsFDooa
% ne ahaxTe "a pefmiitina CAtnamsn
a. iand ceatE9Fy % ia ReaiEtriten Act.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Ancttcn raseh&sa for ear remnSal
sale.-faa eAass st-tneh Trisas. ali
ueoA = tan ltas e eoloFfi settine prsss
~. e1s Ee1asai pEtes sos. IexLAs 4
HzNenMMAm.
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TmH UaIFARIAMs.

looMMUz1ckznD n COZ. Q. 0. EALEER;i
TIE Association Of Uaianrians n this
city have % Quistly and uuoblrusively
''puFgued The even tenor Of their ways''
taat only q amall portion Of the com.
mnulky really know much about their
iensta aad interpretation Of the New
Testament. Indeed. many persons
have beea taught 60 believe thar Uni.
saFiaus are not iuslinsd IN THAR con.
atfuetion Of the Hsly Bible beoaaso Il
e nos oFthodox-vhaisveF that word
uNrgAszknIsM
OriQinatad "a she congregational
churches % New Eaaland some eighty
years ago. The controversy between
those twu brilliant minds-D Doctors
OhAnninx and Woscesser -pssoipitated
ths separation % the nee thought from
We old, - taught By Congregational
a wouD ron xmn uxErAAzANs.
TIE following Il . summary oR he
principal points IN UnitaFianism, pre-
misina, however. shat they have nc
creed, ae articles Of belief, 70 Or oondi
ttons Of fsllowship; "WhoevsE loves
truth and lives . good, exemplary and
oerlatian life can associate With and
Ara invittd into the Association of Uni.
iarians 10 this CITY,"
arg POINTS or uHrTknzAxIHM.
Rirsl-Bapromacy Of character above
belisf In FelIRion.
ssoond-Tns rights Of reason IN ia
ts.pretine the 4ortpturea.
Thifd- The dignity aa against tie de-
gravity Of heman nature.
God.
E.nh-Ths divinity NOS ne daily 81
Carial.
BlTth-Thas ohrlsa was sent a. a
teaeheF 70 save as from sins. moi a. .
eahstitats 10 sava us from she penalties
oe sin.
HunCrzD ~ gaAxTLz.
We learn FROM reliable authority THAI
the RaS. Mr. RaFnnlds, Of Rosten,
Mas, secretary OF the American Uni-
lafian association. and the Rev. Nr.
Eliot, Of OAmhftdHe, sou Of tno diaffn-
Raished PFesiaent of Harvard Unlver.
aslY, will visit this city on Friday next,
en- proxtmo. with 4 viaw % aid and IN.
courage tbs unilAgiana Of Seattle 10
erect church and maintain q minisler.
At. klics d q yoanz men With pleasant
ana agfeaania manners and cnunaa
highly recommended. II q % Be hsped
the aesoeiation of Unitariana Of Seattle
uiil Be able D neoaFe eha RsR. NJ. Elioe
- their passion. Seattle ean boaal Of
many eharnAea hnt Il ID about aiane the
UnliaEians and he chlldrsn Of Israel
sho1ld have q suitable hoase for 0oR-
ship, and - hopa Ne pablie vii lend
hand, e neosslaRy, - Assist, iheaa in
erecting q pEopeg eAuFeh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Thaa UKNTEMRRT~ b ne mast Pop
ulAR hid Rsova IN Amegiea, Sis for nsa
baitnns. $50 for eight baisonA They
sRe far blow The prfoe Of any o4heE
Standard maker, End Tor as and dnxa-
nillly axe unaxcelle1 Tne above ara r.
aail pgissa TIE glove h noa suaa a. whnse-
aalsl e sCHWABACHKR BROSs. osla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

CANADIAN PACIFIC b. \. EXCURSIONS
Parties golne las. will cave mansy b
cailinR % = ". Ac0uEzs. On Mo
street. les
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WATER FRONTAGE.

MAHzv1RLD. Ohio, Oci. II, 1851.
HEsns. @. @. PHElnET 4 Co., sesttle. ". r..
Gentlemen: You are hereby authorised 70
sell ferry lots, water frontage, IN blocks O., 81
and 50, Ladd'a addition, for $50 per LOT. Sell
those joining the Miles lpta. have sont power
81 nstornez to Charley. Respectfully.
Csc. B. kuxENaxR.
According to the above instruc-
tons we Lereby offer for sale the
last and only water frontage on
Elliott bay that can be pu chased
at any reasonable price, and on
which, for . small investment,
fortunes win be made in 3 few
years.
We have also some choice RESIDENCES end laEn
propsFiy:
ope houss and los, price e12o0
Two lots near Carleton Cottagf 9iDeo.
Blocks on woodland avenue snd PARK. 500.
Two water front lots In Bellsown, $60oo
Forty acree % line o. SEATTLE, Lake Shore
ana KalseEn Railway. 500.
Coed Business locations On Front and SseoDd
streets, and = choice selection Of cheap prop.
ersy d nearly al she additions 70 Seattle.
Examine oar list, follow 8 hue y man and
you eanf 90 far sssFay. AFply 70
9. Q. PHfkNEY B co..
ec12fAsim James street. SEATTLE. v. I.
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Removal eals-An wooi. usaRisi knif
tAirta And dFaWers S2So eAoh. q 5
saat. fsAiaa a SinRefnan. cells
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

RsmovAl sAls-so aoa I'll wool, hlaa
eannei evesahiEts q u 81 Oh pFise,
81 30 Teklas q SinsermAn. GELS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

seven han3Fed yards ioon tAhis DAN.
aak. syasas Ger q. Tokias 4 Singer.
wAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

An ihspeelioa Of car Femaxal ale Win
be made hatn pieas4ak and pRaasaAla.
80 fogxAs a SlnonzM1H.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

ysaa Raynasa aippslyss LassrasG
the gaaniea. y aeAd
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assais. fsssss ) sassssas. =
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Removal sala.-Men6 soeka e 60 .
pail for nooday and wednesday. Tok-
laa a SiresFman. cells
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Meas scarlet maslno andsEshlFsa and
drawers. els . saias Toklas 3 Sinaes-
nan. oc19
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

aeuil,mssas nsw ssek ssaE tAia ussh.
80 IcEIs& 4 9lsazNMAR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Special attention given 20 an
lnB orders Ger all kInoo %
produce.
8neasgn0Sion Guarantees.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02
RLoNNRRe q KlNRTH.

T5s SIX plushss foE ths milliun-kia
saEnAinA CEnz.Ez oL&Anz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Ramoxal sAis. - Truussrs a. a. So
ed pstee, - % Teklas 4 sinesrman.
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New Eose, Nos. 1--Nonzy "a ell s1zy q
Z % -, closed eG9sd - 4 pEims nas
cAnlla pnpaE. g. GteElllg exehang. 11l tIlx
a. q "a for % d4yB bills and $1&h
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02
LIVERPOOL MAAxEm

LExznRooG. NsE. ls--WheAa oEiek ds.
mnna lsir, holdeEs clIse mnAsE1tdg, oallfnr.
nIa Ne. 4, e. edl1oa 81 per cenaaL ia western
apEina e "a: 40 wiaAeF a. ed@8s ca.
cuEn-FinA, dnmAna poor, new mined wea1-
arm = 81 4 per caatal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Up TO q few weeks ago considered
myself the champion Dyspeptic Of
America. During the years / have
been afflicted I have tried almost
everything claimed 10 be Q specific
for Dyspepsia In the hope Of finding
something that would afford perma-
nent relief. / had about made up
my mind TO abandon ell medicines
when noticed an endorsement of
Simmons Liver Regulator by Q prom.
inent Georgian, . jurist whom / knew
and concluded to try It's effects In my
case. ! have used but two bottles,
and am satisfied that ] have struck
the right thing at last. l felt Its ben
elciaf effects almost Immediately.
Unlike all other preparations Of 9
similar kind, no special instructions
are required a. TO what one shall OF
shall not eat This fact elene ought
to commend II 10 al troubled with
Dyspepsia. ]. N. HOLMES,
Vineland, N. J.
CONSTELLATION
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

CncAeo, Nov. i.-Cattle- Receipts, 10 90
fnlriy selsve unchangsa ehlppinr seer.
81 O68s 10. stockefs ana feeders 81 COOS 10
fsxas eatils siaaay 81 sA9a %. WesasrE
rangers. e i008 30.
Hogs-RscsIpss, ea0o0 ave points lower,
roaaR and mixed 81 saas a. paekfnG end
q. ppiaa - sa(oA g. fxhf ~ tGSDa 80.
nheep- nsoeipan S0oo--anehanRud, natives
81 7SD1 %, Wes1srn 81 IS. Tsxans ta0s 20.
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caIcAao. Nov. i.-Whsal - Flrmef, cash
f9k, Decamber ~ SIS, May IN.
uorn-FtFm, cash Al s-le, Dscember a1k,
Mar Is LID
osis-sesdyi sasA ssh. DeesmbeE SIS.
MAJ - 80.
LAFa-Eirm, cash - HA0 %, DsosnheT
A a Mmxa as
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Amsriesn Kznsen f0l. oznsss Rrciac sl1S.
Csnaaa eoathen ~, CenteAl Racl1o 81.
Dnrlnxiun II, Delaware LacknBAnna
116k, DaageF 4 no Grnnde ~. Ere 12h /,
Lax eacrs ok, L0aisvilie 54As nirhlUn
C1nff1i o1k. kAnsas . Texas ttX, Neg xoxe
CennaI 1gtk. Nc<lhefn Raefne 11h, pre-.
ferTsd f1H. Southwestern 1o8, Or1Enn In
pruTsma1f as. Msvigafi0n SIN, Tfansoen.
ffnenaa lnA, PaetAc Man 9es<, Roak lalAn1
M. ~ Rsal 1sk, Texs PzeiAs 2lk. uaion
Paclne f7x, rnife5 etatag Exrra8 g. wells
Fargo Rxprnss ~. Western Union IN.
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TIN xTMa o0uyrY sozooL sUnE.xa.
L tsnanst IN - b hB efese n - oesrt
HG1sa 1e4llla. fro1 3e20 = ~ Hntu - >, n.
sr1e&aw9e MAAo q. n1GM. HzH4
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aumo Tna PnoPnrxTon --yoaeph kel.
y, TIE man who gave Sone $3.50 into
tie banda ~ Joseph LlnVille. eiefk e
Ne Ceu1fal 90nsa. yesterday began snii
against James DofasY, tha prppgietoF,
30 raeavsF TIE amauaA II wili be re-
mamhsFsd thal Linville vas overcome
b. Asmpiatlon and hed sue city With
lae 6sodis 90 bis psFaoa, and he's not
BEEN SEQ klnne.
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DNwfrs n EMPRkTI0kfa.T.~-Ex- Msy-
90 Msnn ampnstleaily snd indignantly
0eniaa the story circulated yesterday
81 hla having pointed pistol - A. r.
Haaka. BE SAYS u n true that he didn'l
know 70 vas loaded When be found Il,
Ana fog that reason Be pointed ths
pissol a Ne vacant van ard away from
hoaha. he says that the powaef eeuld
lMann'al whiskefs than Haska'a OF
ansbody else's. AID that altoRsthsf The
elogy y ridlcaloua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
ROURKE SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
RECORDER sMYTH SPEAKS To HIM WITH MUcI
EEEIING-GnING 10 SING SING IO-DAY.

RECORDER sMYTH SPEAKS To HIM WITH MUCH
FERIING-GOING TO SING SING TODAY
Ex-Policeman william j. Rourke was less carefully
dressed and hair less neatly arranged when he
was ar ragned for yesterday before Recorder
smyth than when he faced the jury that convicted him
OF murder In the second degree. lie shot and killed
Roundsman Robert A. Montgomery 1T seventy thrd-st
and Madison-aye. tie night OF January >. Mont
gomery hal found ROurke of his post OF duty and was
about 10 make a complaint against him Rourke showed
no signs OF compuncon for bis crime.
Roger A. Pryor Jr. one Of kOufkes counsel, stood De-
the prisoner while the clerk asked the usual qucs
tious concerning his and residence. He IL twenty
nine years old Mr. Pryor answered for his client and
R0urse kept his directed toward the floor as the Re
co der pronounced llis arcd father. To whom
the recorder alluded behind his and deeply
affected. The Recorder said:
Ronrke n nv judgment and without attempting quos
ton ~ the jury IN IT. OWE province the jury IN
with great The evtd"H
would have Justified verdict OF murder III the first degree
much Testimony to show dclibrIafou AMI pr"
the took the view they md the IL ut
concerned. IL sai one They did
al that briug "a honorable man
h.oi They hnye -ynpahy iou are bringing yonr
father Ia the ~ tbo d-fa'
father ~ You have deprived man ~ hrs lie
while he was In tie d.chsfg OF hs duty iou have DEPRIVED
hi ctcn ~ i,r 81 suppor and have male hs az"
a wtfow ionr ,rme Indeed fearful ana just law
The remainder of your days 10 see us on
fellow men al 10 go I" lof grave VAN NC
brand of murderer upon your trJw Tho cutcncc 81 the
Imprisoned At hart lab IN tho Stale
Prison AT sing for Ia term % Yuur natural lie
pourke will De- taken % slug sing this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
o.Nru GOING TO SING SING TO-DAY.

District Attorney MARITIME yesterday had the opinion
Judge Barnard refusing grant the convicted exAder-
man ONeil stay OF proceedings filed in the County
Clerks Office. A copy also furnished 10 Sheriff
Grant, and the last obstacle between Honest John
and the state Prison thus removed the Sheriff sent
word the prisoner that he must prepare TO 60 TO sing
Fling to-day ONel had not recovered from the shock OF
Judges decision and he set about getting ready LOT
his Journey up the river in mournfu spirit lie refused
20 talk reporters aud spent the day receiving tbe visits
Of his dscoisolate wife and grown-up daughters and
few friends whom he left the settlement OF his bus
ness affairs Peter Mitchell Of his counsel also paid
out hopaf n reversal OF his sentence by the General
Term. but ONe has made up his mind that ne VIII nave
70 serve his sentence out .,,
Sheriff Grant had 1t in his power to convey ONcil TO
Sing Sing yesterday afternoon and Warden Walsh said
that ne ready TO deliver the prisoner up and take
receipt his body any time but the Sheriff said that
had become the custom 10 take prisoners 10 sng
Sing the morning he would adhere 10 the rule. so at
o'clock this morning ONeil will bid farewell to the
scenes OF his labors as City Father. poll
tcan school trustee and Sinking Fund Commissioner.
Rourke. who murdered Roundsman Montgomery. Will
accompany ONeil to sing sing. The prisoners VIII he IN
charge OF order of-Anest Clerk Barney Martin and
UEder-shcrin sexton. ,
President simmons Of the Board OF Education said
yesterday that there had been no need OF special action
In the ONc. who school trustee when CON
Victed bribery The Committee on Trustees found on
examining the law that the office became vacant when
officer convicted OF felony. AT the next meeting
Of the Eoard Of Education the committee will present
candidate iOf O'Ncrs place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
INCOIING STEAMERS
SHIPPING Ne US.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
saae eT nc'c Bremen Feb iS SSnlh,@Pon
In" G CO. Arrived a the Bar at loan.
~ ns"srng~rs TO- Jas Ward & Co Bar
Steamer heanora Bragg Portland. with mdsc TO oratio
sUNsEr-wIud At SANDY Hook. strong. NV; clear. At
,ity Island light NV. clear
CLEARED.
Steamer Alaska tBr Murray Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Brooklyn city tBr) F BrstolJames Arker
steamer North grtain tBp. Donaldson. Dublin Ird-
si iscr GoIhia coer Korde stettn Copenhagen &c
senmar -r Garnet wo,seey r Morgan. Antwerp
,n,ttn BALDWIN e 60. ~ MI, ~ -
Steamer Chateau Margaux tFr sensino. BorieauI-
f scamer cmond Boaz Newport News and West Point
sameT Wyanoke ulphors Norfolk. City Point aud Rich
shp d"c"a err, Bryan Roitc Parker Co
sniI David Brown. McGvcry. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carver
Ta,tsrsa
Nl,n , spcer (Br spicor Brstol--J whitney 4 Co
Bars Attivo tAusp. cheslerEL@ MaeA'sar-Funeh Edye
CO.. re,e trtap Corsanogo Cagllar for orders-Ausn
Baldwin Adv Kate Troop OBI, Masters Marsces-J Parker
nsrs Edward Jewctt tBr) LOckhart. Tuborg Den
scammes mana tRr Ponnv. Port Elizabeth. SO Africa
John SG f1ora Nor Rloster RosaroFgnch Eaye Co
BARR carpasian (Br) Laurie st Johns NF-Bo"Hns
Rark i,litz tGer Wiitroek hiohmon w ieons Co
n Eliza tI,rI ST Johns NJ &c-Ilarvey Outer
bridge In Coliina Roaton-
,,E Franknn Woodruff. CoIrgan, Vieques-Saa Iohob
& Go. SAILED
s,.o.r. Chateau Marganx for bordeaux Hermann Ant.
,,'r,moui Newport News
"o IT, y Mile Tor Lisbon; sodium, Oporto.
t t,r,s Certrude, for Demerara
lnhr Jule Kntschky, for san BIAS
.,.o .aie-Via isan Spun -Barks Blue Bird for
oanrao Nehemiah Gibson. Buenos Ayres
THE MOVEMENTS OF 4 rEAMER5
FOREIGN PORTS
.urroy Feb 27-Sailed steamer Vera Ger, Buss
20 oo I'm tIrenon hence for Newfork
i"s Z8-Arriv~t steamer La Champagne (Frl,
rranb from New.York Feb III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
BUSINESS CHANGES IN SIXTH AVENUE
PLANS OF RETAIL HOUSES FOR NEW BUILDINGS

M Ma or RETAIL HOUSES FOR NEW BUILDINGS
ru,s vyAp-gRowTH OF THE RETAIL TRADE.
with the approach of spring many business houses IN
the uppe part of the city looking around win WOW
TO enlargng their facilities to meet the increased
n, trade Between Fourteenth and Twenty third sts' In
e,x,h.va which within few years has become one OF
the great retail of the country plans are
under way for changes be completed during the sps
and summer that will entirely change the appearance
this street u. Altman & Co, at Nineteeh'h-s@ anu
sixtnave have already begun the work by tearing GOWN
the old building adjoining their own on the south
aide They have purchased this property and also strip
a,rectlv through from the OF their present building
IN E,pbteenth.st from which tho old structures nave
heep torn AWAY Both Of these lots have been o1oa
waited and will he built up this year 10 correspond
'nH 6Ne Co. at rwentethst and sl1tha have
R1nck and intend building in the spring. William @.
Tnomas who is connected with their house. said yeser
day that oEs Co. asd SSus and s
arstst They viii tear down the old buildings after
the 1T Of td @9y ynf iron built
correspond the addition in the rear 81 the pTesens
now occupied will be torn down when the corner ou h
ing Is finished and entirely rebuilt ms VIII S th h
entire block between Twentieth and Twentyilrst SIS. IL
is intended have everything ready IN sne ia Of
many OF the sixthave. retail houses. who acquainted
with plans of these firms said yd ' more
building in thi. part of Sixth-aye during ne preSeh'
year than during anyeprevious year, no a"uo"'
Tho for most changes are only peinR oron
Altman 3 Co while they already have workmen ehgaseu On
he foundations OF their new buildings nave no' S "s
determined the plans OF tne ssi " ou honses
viii have one o. the largest and must complete re FIJI b
q, Saw yorL when these additions are finished inc ev"
~ ,rde and Twenty third sts
has been ste ,y ncreas volume each year ~ .Sa
h,on,a .nnrnous few ago, when "vera OF .'o
Ia seeing opened large new sores aonS soi w
anxious. despite thflr own ovi
mesa as TO the result but the trade has more ua
that the ball mas Oeguh
.heir On % i,c ,iion when It except with tho
,owth Of The city Itself Every facility for the ncteae %,
provide VIII %
% rsdo that comes not from York and surround
Inc cities but from ali parts OF America inc business
this and going do their utmost to meet thcse
demands
The Elevated Railway Company began last ran inc
for two stations at Eighteenthst ana
Twentyeightlst for the increased accommodations OF
The retail trade that centres In this part or sNthaVe
They were DELAYED securing the iron for finishing these
stations but IL has arrived and the work mas Deeu
resumed The stations will be ready III ie" "eeAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
LONG ISLAND.

LONG CTYThe contest over the VII o. H0rato
nnder,onk abandoned yesterday. when
~ ns called nv Weller counsel for John C..
who dsnhered told the surrogate That his
cliont II Il that an amcaDo
se,tIement IL learned that on saturday
meeting Of the heirs was held at Maspct "hero ns oecs
on arrived at
HUNTINGTON schooner Daniel webster captain C,ark
bonnd from for New IN ballast went ashore
% ha "a st side Of Huntington o'clock YESTERDAY
morning Of the Eatons Ne Lie saving station
ret t tho rescue Tho frightened person aboard was
CLARK wife OF the captain She was taken ashore
uDinured and hoateh on IN the AFTERNOON"
wurTrsToyH OF George and Harry Nipple and
William Tappap. the charge OF assanlting Samme y.
Taylor soldier Willes Point on the evening OF febru'
arv 90 came mn before Justice McKenna yesterday Tn" de-
1dants cG ned Taylor was engaged 10 the SISTER of
Tho and said "a I've opposed TO the engage
mCni The alleged assault took place on SUNDAY evening
charge OF assault brought by Angus,
az againsi Prcsdent Corey Of the village Of Whitestone
has been withdrawn by the complainant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
IN MEMORY or MRS o. p HUBRARD

special meeting Of the WOmans Foreign Mls
sons OF the Presbyterian Church held at the rooms OF
the Board No. 20 North Washington square
noon. meeting called action ON The death n,
Mrs. o. r. Hubbard, president OF the card commit GO
appointed 10 prepare resolutions expressing the feeling
OF he ~, mbcrs Mrs. Huhbari's death ~ '""e
In the University Place Church service far Nrs
Hubbard attended by many ladies who haJ
been associated with her work I'm The
CITY. Tho rev Dr. George Alexander pastor
church, conducted the services, ~.
outgrowth 81 spontaneous Impulse In ecognto of te c
who had done much IN AID OF Forclrn Nj %
Rev Gillespie and Dr. MI hell secretaries Of The
terrain board OF Foreign MirsoDs paid irbn 10 the
Mira u ubbarl, speaking IN warm her
and energy behalf Of MISSION work The funeral o NJ.
Hubbard will be held at her home No 90 West
at. this morning and her body will then take 10 New.
Haven for Sunal ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
ANARCHISTS TO BE RELEASED To.n.v

Adoph schenck and Richard Baunschweig who have boen
on BlackveIs Island since last June be re.as mn.
morning at $50 O'Clock John Most their fellow Anarchist
will not return favoe east side beer shon nn,l A.,
g. The three Anarchists convicted melting IN r,o Il,
speeches in APRIL 1885 In the Germania Assembly
Nooms urging wOrkingnen u mzoIves
night their by shooting down their
was sentencrd rs imprisonment with gn. az shon
months with 800
nine months imprisonment without by good behs S,ap
wifi be commutesl monthn M. a..
the paid by friends who will give schecr
aud reception tomorrow night probably an
Clarendon Hall Warden Pisbury said yesterday te,
IL had behaved themselves we'll wils nnar io
however writes i'd his letters
,he prison is At " only forhcgs." ~ '"~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
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Eourke will be taken to slug sing TIN, morning.

DIR. mGLYNYS SOUTHERN VISIT POSTPONED
1t was announced yesterday that DR.. McGlynn had
decided not To go to Fortress Monroe until March
49, lie has i'm lrovcd considerably in health OF late
hut il vet tar from being good physical condition.
IL /, thought by his friends that with change of
rolndings and a few weeks Of absolute rest he will bc
able to resume work in earnest and they confidently
predict that he wil his abOrs at St stephens
lie r. coivcs great many letter, ana kilograms from
Rome and those lately received are OF "A character
favorable to him. Many OF the practitioners still in
sst that Father Donncly il the pastor of the church
ana that Father Cotton il only an assistant